공공 임대주택 입주의향 인식 변화에 영향을 미친 요인: 신혼가구를 대상으로

Abstract

Korea government has a plan to supply 0.15 million units of public housing for the improvement of housing stability of various types of career starting households till 2017. Unlike the previous public rental housing policy more focused on a low income household, this project potentially targets on vulnerable social groups, such as university students/graduates, newlyweds, and elders, in terms of housing welfare/service. According to the 2015 Newlyweds’ National Housing Panel Survey, the percent of the newlyweds with the intention of moving into public rental housing is approximately 48%, and the newlyweds without the intention mostly concern about negative awareness of public housing. While there has much attention to the characteristics of public housing and residential satisfaction on public housing, the mechanism through which the newlyweds as a potential market demander make the decision to live in public rental housing is still questionable. This study aims to provide basic information on implication on public rental housing supply for the improvement of settlement environment by empirically analyzing the factors affecting the intention of the newlyweds to move into public rental housing. Employing the 2015 Newlyweds’ National Housing Panel Survey, we found that dual-income, relocation, metropolitan residents, housing policy, and living-supportive policy are positively associated with the intention of moving into public rental housing at the 0.05 level. However, householder age, education, increase in the number of children, increase in gross income, and monthly rent are significantly associated. Therefore, the expansion of living-stabilization and linkage into housing supply policy will be effective in increasing occupancy intention of public rental housing of the newlyweds.